The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

QunEBsa 1hno u1gne uovo eeDnsoeee
loaaoo 81 uoas1o vosevos.
These lovers quarrsls are ed. 80
Affairs. resulting: - they % often DO.
In the separation o. young hearts and
making withered leaves out of al tho
fond hopes and golden dreams snd
high aspirations Of young livea =
distressing case was made public ~
Gently IN Newark. the narrowing de-
tails being given IN the words o.
the estranged ones. who sat In the
Newark Opera-House eating carmels
and saying cruel things to each other
during the play. She began Il
You did. too" she said. with :
great sob. II wouldn't have been any
kind Of lovers quarrel without nu-
merous great sobs' brought into Il.
Now. Bessie" moaned the agon-
lied ninety pounds Of lover and high
| collar.
You needn't deny it." said Bessie.
coldly.
Bessie. nerer in all -"
You did. Name Blank told me
that she sdsO you"
Saw me whatp"
Saw you flirting with that horribly
horrid Hattie Marsh"
Hattie Marsha Bah. Now. Bessie.
you know perfectly we'll that I don't
care snap Of my finger for Hattie
Marsh"
mo; it looks as il you didn't-firt-
ing with her every time she crosses
your path"
Now. Bessie, you know just - well
As -"
s'Oh. yes. know all about IL, Mr..
Lonnie Marshall"
"Now, Bessie. don't talk that way"
Il sCiH. too"
ssBessie."
II don't care. Lon; 1t isn'tright and
I'm not going to play second fiddle to
anybody"
Nobody wants you TO. dearie."
"No' 1t looks a. Il they didn't !
must say"
well. now. Bessie. what il got mad
and said cruel things because you
firted little with Bonnie Dean or"
ben Dean! wouldn't wipe my
feet on Ben Dean"
"A "You used to like him
Lon Marshall. Ill never speak to
you again IS long IS live and breathe
J II you ever mention that horrid affair
again. hate BEN Dean. +"
Il know it, darling. and d. :
Hattie Marsh"
ii Yes you do"
Indeed do"
Eyes over your left shoulder.
III Snow, Bessie"
If you want your ring back again.
Lon Marshall. al you've got to do II
to say So"
%. Bessier'
, Il mean just exactly what say, cir.
: every word of it."
: Bessie. Bessier'
Il can manage to live without yous
Lon Marshall! And II you think I'm
! one Of the Rough on Rats kind Of
: girls you're badly left"
= mo. Bessie. you know never"
! If you were gentleman. sir"
: Bessie. this is too much"
If you don't like it you can lump
1t, sir! I'll let you know that you
. can't twist me around your finger. Do
. you want your ring?"
ssYou know don't Bessie.
! sswell. you could have it mighty
/ quick Il you did"
Z At last the worm turns and says
i acridly: VERY well. Miss Whitford.
s,..< -. vn.. ,>Ioaaa obos,t II "
Z ..why, Lon"
4 II have done all that gentleman
! could do To-"
!. Nov, Lon. was only joking"
!. 1T is no joking matter where ones
4 affections are concerned. I've tried to
4 be gentleman Of my word with you.
= but"
z "Oh. Lon. Hushr'
mo, Bessie, we had better UNDER
stand each other right here. II We
quarrel 80 now, what would Il b
when"
"Oh. Lonnie. was only"
= You were wounding me cruelty,
Bessie, and -"
q ..Oh. Lonnier'
4 If you really desire every thing to
!" come to an end between Us, hope
Z am too much Of q gentleman to"
3 3 The curtain dropped at this junct-
|. ure, while those who saw this fright
4 full scene were waiting with bated
breath for the final word that would
y separate Lonnie and Bessie forever.
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